The Eric Krebs interview concludes today with the final installment.
Thanks again to Eric for taking his time to do this.
TRS: Your strengths have always been your fastball,what has become your breaking/off speed pitch of choice?
EK: My slider. its always been a decent out pitch but it has really become a pitch I can throw in any count and its gain of velo and tighter break.
TRS: Your numbers in Arizona were very strong,what was the most important thing that you did against such strong competition?
EK: I just went out and did what I was confident doing and stick with my strengths. The talent out there was great. I watched hitters a lil more and just took some notes on what some hitters had trouble hitting.
TRS: What's the routine playing in the AFL? Is it more laid back than the regular season?
EK: It's very laid back. once games started we would show up and throw and hit BP then take it to the clubhouse. It was very relaxed and had fun,It was a great experience
TRS: You played with Manny Ramirez at Inland Empire,was he cool and did he buy the team anything like many MLBers on rehab do for the regular guys?
EK: Having Manny on out team for 4 games was a great experience. He was a cool guy and joked around with us and talked to everyone. he signed stuff for people and he did buy us dinner
TRS: Looks like you will be either at AA Chattanooga or AAA Albuquerque to start the season,have you ever been to either place and does one have a preference for you to start?
EK: I've never been to either place. of course I'd love to start in AAA but I'm just hoping to be in AA.
TRS: Are you looking forward to meeting Sandy Koufax at spring training,which has to be one benefit of being a Dodger?
EK: Yes that will be a great experience. I've met a lot of people with the Dodgers already. Tommy Lasorda was one of them and is a great guy and has some great speeches.
TRS: As an avowed Eastbound and Down fan,tell me your favorite clip from the show.
EK: Ha ha i'll stick with Nuke LaLoosh since that's been with me since like 2004
Photo Credit-Ryan Heimberger
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